Tracing the story of the numerous Non-Conformist chapels, 
a presentation by Barbara and Tony Manley

Stephen Hobbs leads an exploration of the old Abbey coach drives, locating what can still be found of these grand approaches to the 'big house'

Another presentation by David Harris which will assuredly be given a seasonal slant, in true 'David Harris' fashion!

The Cann family of Fairfield house (until recently Huggins Garage, now undergoing major changes that will see the creation of three new dwellings) moved from Hartland at the end of the First World War and some years ago Roger and Janet Cann of Keynsham, Bristol found themselves the beneficiaries of a considerable archive of documents, photographs and photographic plates belonging to the Cann family and have kindly allowed us to copy many of them. For this presentation Stephen Hobbs and Tony Manley have been taking a further look at the archive. 

Another opportunity to delve deeper into Hartland's history when Brian Warmington shares more insights on the ancient past of Hartland

A presentation by Stephen Hobbs in which we shall be looking at how the little port came into being and the part it played in shaping Hartland and the area.

After the business of the Annual General Meeting, retired third-generation baker, Raymond Gifford, will be sharing with us the story of the family bakery here in Hartland.